Cheers I appreciate that.. I dont try to trick people with clickbait titles or any fancy thumbnails.. my videos are about the fells, they are the star.. thanks for watching, tek care lad :)
I like a nice easy start to get warmed up on, bog apart that is. Looked a moody old day and good to see it dry as well but it did look really muddy in places. Three courses for £18 sounds a great Sunday dinner out to me but cannot see too many people leaving the popular fells for the outliers, too muddy and lacking in clear paths for most people - me included lol. I must have watched just about every Fatboys films over the years and they are well done but good to see you getting a dry day, despite soaking yourself with your tea lol, cheers Alan
aye i reckon Wainwright only added these fells to show a tiny bit of love to the north, they are the only 5 but in reality none of them are worth doing.. they are the closest fells to my house and id never even done them before so that shows how unimpressive they are.. out of the 80 or so outlying fells av done so far i reckon there are less than 10 i will ever go back to.. Cheers Alan, tek care :)
Great video again. Been on Faulds Brow quite a few times. Not done either Caer Mote outlyers or Clint Crags but your video makes it so clear as to where to start from. Quite a few of the Outlyers are great walks and your videos are excellent and so useful when planning a walk. The Fat Boys on tour videos are great to. Look forward to your next video.
Some decent mushrooms up on Caer Mote like.. aye faulds brow felt a bit bleak, clearly very popular as i got there at 7am and already 2 or 3 cars rocked up for their morning dog walks.. thanks for the support, tek care :)
Just been catching up on all the videos you've made on the outliers...brilliant mate well done. Have started doing some of these but not all of them will be on the "bucket list" . Your films definitely help us choose the ones we will be doing....keep it up pal.
aye I certainly let ya know if they are worth doing or not.. i think if i knew now what i would be getting myself in for i possibly wouldn't have started them and just picked off a few 'special' ones.. but too far in to quit now.. i think once you get the shap fells out of the way its pretty easy, apart from all the driving.. thanks, tek care :)
Ey up Marra, absolute class as always. These outlying fells videos are brilliant mate. As you say, when the rest of the lakes is packed, these fells are empty....well, apart from the sheep! Haha This is the reason I go to the Forest of Bowland at this time, so much quieter. All the best mate, have a great weekend.
aye probably howgills and then bowland ill visit after these.. i must say it looks a very bleak place so i dont think id want to do them alone.. these northern fells were all shtie to be fair and i hate to say that but its the punishment of a bagger i guess haha, cheers lad, tek care :)
@@daveostlemountainman Marra, if you want a trip to the Forest of Bowland for a change give us a shout. Off piste bog trotting is your think mate, you’ll love it. 🤣🤣
Theres 2 summits on Caer Mote, St Johns Hill the one with the name plates, and the higher summit which is further along Caer Mot, my tick of map only had 114 on it do I had to research which was missing, I found them to be Stoupdale Head on the Black/White Combe walk, and St Johns Hill, luckily we visited both when on our hikes
aye i walked over to the second summit but it was fenced off and the gate had a padlock on so i assumed it was maybe private land.. i walked back over the high point which is where i found the mushroom but the 'distinct' prominent point is the one with the name plates on so am happy with tha, cheers lad :)
Good evening Dave bet you're nearly done for the outlying ones now mate might do them myself only problem is I can't drive is there any public transport on them or do you need a car if I can do them might start after my holiday keep up the good work Jordan from Wigan
mate if i knew what i knew now i dont think id have ever started them.. there are a dozen or so decent ones but bus routes dont really go close enough to the start points of many of these.. even if they did you would be getting back on the bus soaked wet through and miserable..
@@daveostlemountainman cheers Dave will listen to you mate you know more about the fells than me why you live up there might do the ones at bowland and more in the Yorkshire dales Derbyshire and north Wales to really enjoy your videos keep up the good work Dave thanks Jordan from orrell Wigan
On my patch - I'm actually familiar with these. Maybe not the most interesting fells I suppose but pleasant enough walks. On the flank of Caermote is an easily identifiable Roman fort for those of a historical bent.
oh really, i must have missed tha.. aye i dont know why wainwright bothered to add clints crag and faulds brow.. caer mote is quite distinct and prominent so i can understand that, even tho i bet less than 5% of people know its called that.. but i think the idea of taking in new places is what appeals to me.. and they just expand the possible opportunities for short walks in future.. thanks, tek care :)
@@TonysTrails aye I realised that last night when I was counting how many I had left.. I kept getting to 115 haha.. luckily it's literally the nearest hill to my home
Nice video Dave. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you a fantastic upcoming weekend 😊
I’ve watched all your videos Dave and loved every single one a proper down to earth lad out on the fells keep up the great videos 😊🥾
Cheers I appreciate that.. I dont try to trick people with clickbait titles or any fancy thumbnails.. my videos are about the fells, they are the star.. thanks for watching, tek care lad :)
Love your videos, proper down to earth lad and canny funny, keep them coming 👍
Cheers lad, I appreciate all the help.. tek care :)
I like a nice easy start to get warmed up on, bog apart that is. Looked a moody old day and good to see it dry as well but it did look really muddy in places. Three courses for £18 sounds a great Sunday dinner out to me but cannot see too many people leaving the popular fells for the outliers, too muddy and lacking in clear paths for most people - me included lol. I must have watched just about every Fatboys films over the years and they are well done but good to see you getting a dry day, despite soaking yourself with your tea lol, cheers Alan
aye i reckon Wainwright only added these fells to show a tiny bit of love to the north, they are the only 5 but in reality none of them are worth doing.. they are the closest fells to my house and id never even done them before so that shows how unimpressive they are.. out of the 80 or so outlying fells av done so far i reckon there are less than 10 i will ever go back to.. Cheers Alan, tek care :)
Great video again. Been on Faulds Brow quite a few times. Not done either Caer Mote outlyers or Clint Crags but your video makes it so clear as to where to start from. Quite a few of the Outlyers are great walks and your videos are excellent and so useful when planning a walk. The Fat Boys on tour videos are great to. Look forward to your next video.
Some decent mushrooms up on Caer Mote like.. aye faulds brow felt a bit bleak, clearly very popular as i got there at 7am and already 2 or 3 cars rocked up for their morning dog walks.. thanks for the support, tek care :)
Just been catching up on all the videos you've made on the outliers...brilliant mate well done. Have started doing some of these but not all of them will be on the "bucket list" . Your films definitely help us choose the ones we will be doing....keep it up pal.
aye I certainly let ya know if they are worth doing or not.. i think if i knew now what i would be getting myself in for i possibly wouldn't have started them and just picked off a few 'special' ones.. but too far in to quit now.. i think once you get the shap fells out of the way its pretty easy, apart from all the driving.. thanks, tek care :)
Ey up Marra, absolute class as always. These outlying fells videos are brilliant mate. As you say, when the rest of the lakes is packed, these fells are empty....well, apart from the sheep! Haha
This is the reason I go to the Forest of Bowland at this time, so much quieter.
All the best mate, have a great weekend.
aye probably howgills and then bowland ill visit after these.. i must say it looks a very bleak place so i dont think id want to do them alone.. these northern fells were all shtie to be fair and i hate to say that but its the punishment of a bagger i guess haha, cheers lad, tek care :)
@@daveostlemountainman Marra, if you want a trip to the Forest of Bowland for a change give us a shout. Off piste bog trotting is your think mate, you’ll love it. 🤣🤣
@@DAoutdoors ill hate every minute of it... but atleast if you are there i wont go completely insane eh.. 🤣
Theres 2 summits on Caer Mote, St Johns Hill the one with the name plates, and the higher summit which is further along Caer Mot, my tick of map only had 114 on it do I had to research which was missing, I found them to be Stoupdale Head on the Black/White Combe walk, and St Johns Hill, luckily we visited both when on our hikes
aye i walked over to the second summit but it was fenced off and the gate had a padlock on so i assumed it was maybe private land.. i walked back over the high point which is where i found the mushroom but the 'distinct' prominent point is the one with the name plates on so am happy with tha, cheers lad :)
Good evening Dave bet you're nearly done for the outlying ones now mate might do them myself only problem is I can't drive is there any public transport on them or do you need a car if I can do them might start after my holiday keep up the good work Jordan from Wigan
mate if i knew what i knew now i dont think id have ever started them.. there are a dozen or so decent ones but bus routes dont really go close enough to the start points of many of these.. even if they did you would be getting back on the bus soaked wet through and miserable..
@@daveostlemountainman cheers Dave will listen to you mate you know more about the fells than me why you live up there might do the ones at bowland and more in the Yorkshire dales Derbyshire and north Wales to really enjoy your videos keep up the good work Dave thanks Jordan from orrell Wigan
On my patch - I'm actually familiar with these. Maybe not the most interesting fells I suppose but pleasant enough walks. On the flank of Caermote is an easily identifiable Roman fort for those of a historical bent.
oh really, i must have missed tha.. aye i dont know why wainwright bothered to add clints crag and faulds brow.. caer mote is quite distinct and prominent so i can understand that, even tho i bet less than 5% of people know its called that.. but i think the idea of taking in new places is what appeals to me.. and they just expand the possible opportunities for short walks in future.. thanks, tek care :)
Ey up Marra!
Tha's gonna have to go back and do a bit more trespassing - you forgot St John's Hill, to the north of Caermote Hill...
@@TonysTrails aye I realised that last night when I was counting how many I had left.. I kept getting to 115 haha.. luckily it's literally the nearest hill to my home